World of Warcraft : Taming LFR

In a new ""blue post"" on the official World of Warcraft forums, ""Lore"" takes to the airwaves to discuss some thoughts about the Looking For Raid tool and how things will change in the upcoming Warlords of Draenor expansion. Among other things, the team is looking to make Flex more like LFR to give players who are past the tourist-y LFR a way to make meaningful end-game progression. that is where Flexible Mode came in. weve been absolutely thrilled to see how well Flex has worked out, not just technically but also in how much the community has embraced it. cheap wow power leveling.We originally designed the feature focused on smaller or less hardcore guilds who maybe couldnot guarantee a full roster every time they wanted to raid, but weve been pleased to see that it is also been working extremely well for pick up groups (particularly through third-party services such as OpenRaid or oQueue). In Warlords of Draenor, we are implementing a completely new Group Finder, which will allow players to find or create cross-realm groups for pretty much anything, including raids. We think that sort of environment -- finding an organized group, with a leader, and strategy, and possibly even using voice chat -- will be much more appealing and enjoyable for the player who craves an endgame raiding experience but can not find a team that fits their schedule. Plus, having an easy-to-use in-game Group Finder will, we believe, make finding such a group just as easy as queueing for Raid Finder (or easier, if you often find yourself in Raid Finder groups youd rather not be a part of).